Mockingbird Meaning in English

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التعريف

A mockingbird is a type of songbird known for its ability to imitate the songs and calls of other birds and sounds.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Mockingbird' mainly refers to birds in the Mimidae family, especially in North America. Famous from the title of the book "To Kill a Mockingbird." Used literally for birds, not for a person who mimics others.

• Spanish: sinsonte
• Portuguese (BR): sabiá-do-norte - pássaro imitador
• Portuguese (PT): tordo-americano - pássaro imitador
• Chinese (Simplified): 嘲鸫
• Chinese (Traditional): 嘲鶇
• Hindi: मॉकिंगबर्ड (नकलची पक्षी)
• Arabic: طائر المحاكي
• Bengali: মকিংবার্ড - অনুকারী পাখি
• Russian: пересмешник
• Japanese: マネシツグミ
• Vietnamese: chim nhại
• Korean: 흉내지빠귀
• Turkish: alaycı kuş
• Urdu: ماکنگ برڈ
• Indonesian: burung peniru - burung mockingbird

جمل نموذجية

Have you ever heard a mockingbird imitate a car alarm?

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The mockingbird can copy the songs of other birds.

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A mockingbird is singing in the tree.

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Children love to watch the mockingbird at the park.

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The novel 'To Kill a Mockingbird' is famous all over the world.

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If you listen carefully, you might notice the mockingbird switching between different bird calls.

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